Buy Serie A Tickets Online 👉 Serie A Standing BEFORE the game: Sassuolo, 13th with 6 points and a negative goal difference of -1 Hellas Verona, 17th position with 3 points and a negative goal difference of -6 ✅  Hellas Verona lost to Sassuolo in the Serie A Week 6 match on Friday, October 3, 2025, at the Marc'Antonio Bentegodi Stadium in Verona, Italy. After a solid first half, Verona faced their second straight defeat. Sassuolo clinched three vital points with Pinamonti's penalty, which was initially saved by Montipò but then followed up by the same Neroverdi forward. Grosso's squad achieved their second consecutive win, while the Gialloblu continue to struggle. In the 69th minute, Fourneau called for yet another penalty, marking the third time in this game, but this time the VAR did not step in to rectify it, after Serdar's challenge on Fadera. Sassuolo gained the advantage in the 71st minute. Andrea Pinamonti netted a goal from a short distance with a right-footed shot aimed at the center. Montipò blocked the central penalty taken by the Neroverde forward, but Pinamonti was quick to tap in the rebound!  

Sassuolo's Tarik Muharemović has been named the Panini Player of the Match!

   

Statistics prior to the match.

Following four straight losses at the Bentegodi against Sassuolo in Serie A, Hellas Verona has secured victories in their last two home games against the Neroverdi in the tournament and could potentially achieve three consecutive home wins against the Rossoneri for the first time in the top division. Hellas Verona has managed to win just one of their last 14 Serie A matches (D8 L5): the 2-1 win at Empoli on May 25th. Additionally, the Gialloblu might end up without a win after their first six matches in a single Serie A season (D3 L2 so far this season) for the fifth time in their history, following similar outcomes in 1978/79; 1989/90; 2015/16; and 2017/18. In each of these previous seasons, the Veneto team was later relegated to Serie B. Hellas Verona has drawn six of their last seven Serie A matches (L1) at the Bentegodi, including all of their last four. Verona could achieve at least five consecutive home draws for only the second time in the competition, following a streak of seven between November 1972 and March 1973, under Giancarlo Cadè. Sassuolo has won two of their last three league matches (L1)—matching the number of victories they had in their previous 21 Serie A matches (W2 D5 L14) from the start of the 2025/26 season to the second half of the 2023/24 campaign. Sassuolo could win back-to-back matches in the competition for the first time since September 2023, under Alessio Dionisi.  

Hellas Verona official starting lineup against Sassuolo

 

Sassuolo official starting lineup against Hellas Verona

  2025 – 2026 Italian Serie A Week 6 Hellas Verona 0 - 1 Sassuolo Friday 3 October 2025 Marc'Antonio Bentegodi Stadium Verona, Italy 20:45 Referee: FOURNEAU Assistants: IMPERIALE – REGATTIERI Fourth Official: MARCHETTI VAR: MAGGIONI AVAR: MARESCA ⚽️  Goals: 71' Andrea Pinamonti (S) 🟨  Yellow Cards: 43' Serdar, 48' Cheddira (non dal campo), 64' Pierini, 75' Muric, 91' Belghali. Attendance: 21.963

✅ Official Lineups - Formations - Tabellino:

Lineup HELLAS VERONA (3-5-2): Montipò; Nuñez, Nelsson, Frese; Belghali, Serdar (76' Niasse), Gagliardini (65' Akpa Akpro), Bernede (76' Sarr), Bradaric (85' Mosquera); Giovane (85' Kastanos), Orban Subs: Perilli, Castagnini, Yellu, Valentini, Slotsager, Ebosse, Bella-Kotchap, Fallou, Ajayi Coach: Paolo Zanetti Lineup SASSUOLO (4-3-3): Muric; Walukiewicz, Idzes, Muharemovic, Doig; Vranckx (58' Thorstvedt), Matic, Konè (82' Iannoni); Volpato (58' Pierini), Pinamonti (88' Cheddira), Laurienté (58' Fadera) Subs: Satalino, Turati, Candé, Boloca, Skjellerup, Romagna, Moro, Coulibaly, Odenthal, Lipani, Coach: Fabio Grosso Photo via x.com/SerieA ✅ Click the video to watch Hellas Verona - Sassuolo highlights on Friday 3 October 2025